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Greek goddess AthenaLive Science
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13-year-old Yair Whiteson found the ring while hiking in northern Israel .
The ring is adorned with an engraving of a Roman goddess holding a sword and spear.
It depicts Minerva , the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Athena , wearing only a helmet.
It was found in Khirbet Shalala , an archaeological site on a hilltop near the quarry.
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